The Department is excited for our Annual Retreat on Thursday. The retreat starts at 9 AM and the full schedule is attached. The first poster session begins at 9:30 AM. Parking is available on street surrounding the venue, or at the American Tobacco North Parking deck at 305 W Pettigrew Street. Carpooling is recommended. We … Read more
Hi everyone, On behalf of the DEI Cultural and Intra/Intergroup Relations subcommittee and Social Committee, we would like to invite you to the Native American Month celebration. Mark your calendars for November 28, right after the seminar (12 pm) in 3007! We wanted to organize the departmental potluck, so if you plan to bring a … Read more
DEI - First inclusive gathering to celebrate the new year. Inclusive Gatherings occur on the first Tuesday of every month. Everyone in BCBP faculty-affiliated labs is welcome to join us in GMB 3007 directly following our seminar. We will serve pizza.
BCBP, Please join us on Wednesday, January 31st for the Biochemistry and Biophysics winter happy hour. All staff, faculty, postdocs, students, and rotation students are invited to attend. Light appetizers and drinks will be provided. We hope to see you there!
Inclusive Gatherings occur on the first Tuesday of every month. Everyone in BCBP faculty-affiliated labs is welcome to join us in GMB 3007 directly following our seminar.
Inclusive Gatherings occur on the first Tuesday of every month. Everyone in BCBP faculty-affiliated labs is welcome to join us in GMB 3007 directly following our seminar. -- Hi everyone, This March, we invite you to celebrate Women's History Month by shining a spotlight on the remarkable contributions of women in science. Throughout history, women … Read more
BCBP Arab American celebration (DEI Inclusive Gathering) has been moved from April 2nd to April 16th. This month's inclusive gathering event highlights Arab American Heritage month. We will have some food from Al Baraka restaurant in addition to the seminar pizza. Feel free to bring food that highlights Arab culture if you are willing to. Informational flier Arab … Read more
Shan Zha, M.D., Ph.D., James A Wolff Professor of Pediatrics, Pathology and Cell Biology and of Microbiology and Immunology (in the Institute for Cancer Genetics and in the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center Department of Pathology and Cell Biology Columbia University Title: "Inhibition is not deletion in DNA damaging therapies” Host: Xian Chen
Our Rising Star Chalk Talk
